Plas-t-pair

[PawPaw]

Hey Guys, I'm looking for a product called Plas-t-pair. The source I had has dried up. Anyone have any information.
Thanks Paw Paw

 

[DanR]

Plas-t-pair

What is it used for?

 

[PawPaw]

It is made by Rawn products. It's a binery epoxy type of plastic repair. I can't find anybody that sells the stuff anywhere. I used to get from
an electronic supply store.

 

[DanR]

here's a link I found: https://www.rawnamerica.com/contact.php

 

[PawPaw]

I've been on that web site. The vender they listed were all dead ends. I can't eve find out if they still make the stuff.

 

[husky drvr]

I can't even find out if they still make the stuff.

This corporation is listed in Rawn's site. It's funny, but they have the exact same address.

CORTEC® CORPORATION​

• 4119 White Bear Parkway
  St. Paul, MN 55110 U.S.A.
• 651-429-1100
• 651-429-1122
• 1-800-4-CORTEC (1-800-426-7832)
• productinfo@cortecvci.com

Maybe you can find some info there. Of the sites I found with a listing, most were "out of stock" or "NLA."

I found this, also. I think it seems to be a similar product.

Waterproof Plastic Repair Kits Fixes cracked ABS PVC Acrylic Wood More

Plast-aid is a multipurpose repair plastic used for countless applications. Plast-aid chemically fuses to some plastics like PVC ABS & acrylic and mechanically bonds to rough surfaces like wood, concrete, brick. It has a unique curing process that lets you cast glue fill form & becomes a hard...

www.plast-aid.com

Good luck with your search,

 

[PawPaw]

Thanks I had e-mailed them, haven't received answer yet

 

[PawPaw]

heard from a Cortec representative this AM. He can only sell in lots of 100. Would cost $180.xx for a case. can't go there. The Rep was
very nice, He represented Carolina green company. He was going to look round and try to find a broken case and try to fix me up.

 

[Scotty]

What about something like this as a maybe alternative?

https://www.amazon.com/J-B-Weld-50133-Tan-1-Pack/dp/B009EU5ZNO/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=3SOWNX0MCM1EF&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ymFjgnqpIm3HQ_JSSRvYvIaOFIEnQH_4-OVWS4SeAtLii7NgNtEVlzpph838xCOWNriZFjzdNbtgueE5VsG-aTuvkZ0F-fGLEmVPtrB3xZSdyU-2i9QE0ygdT9ftnA1Pgc994kH2-CDlDNdjJPe7wcVkP67ai-kIFtAtU0A7D22pCSAb65LZK4XHRI-pmnOIEYUfkkkrRcLH9USSvb0oxw.kh4nATkCL57GNi3jWSz-gwmrO_JYx2cEJmR60iAltXg&dib_tag=se&keywords=plas-t-pair&qid=1709597514&sprefix=plas-t-%2Caps%2C379&sr=8-3

 

[PawPaw]

I did use JB weld on the steering wheel. It tends to shrink with age when you cover a larger area. 1/2 inch up. Thanks for responding.